Hiatus Hernia

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Hi Renea...

 

Hiatus hernia is a mechanical breakdown, and can be dealt with

through mechanical means- such as chiropractic, and I have heard of

an exercise with a tennis ball that is pushed into the body around

the sternum, and then down, to coax the hernia down... (Moderate

pressure is fine, you don't want to hurt the zyphoid process at the

tip of the sternum...)

 

But then the question becomes why was the body weak and suspectible

enough for such a thing to happen... That is why it is good to

follow through homeopathically, to help the body regain it's balance

and integrity...

 

So, I looked up in the homeopathic repetory to see what I could

find... The leading remedy for acidic eructations is lycopodium.

If instead the taste is bitter, those leading remedies are: arnica,

china, nat-s, nux-v, podo and puls. Then we can look at when they

happen, after all meals, after a particular meal, during the

night,.... So any other details about the acid reflux/hiatus hernia

as well as any other striking symptoms you are experiencing- even if

they seem unrelated to you, would be extremely helpful... Once we

have those details, I can show you how to figure out which remedy

might be best for you...

 

And last, but not least, is the need to drink lots of water... At

least a gallon through out the day, but also try to get in a gallon

in the morning- or as close to as you can...

 

I hope that helped some...

Be Well,

Misty L. Trepke

http://www..com

 

 

 

, " thorn6262 "

<thorn6262> wrote:

> Hello everyone

>

> I have a hiatus hernia and have to take pills for it or the acid

> reflux becomes almost unbearable. I've tried doing without the

pills

> and watch what I eat but it still becomes a pain in the neck. Any

> suggestions on what else I can do about this?

>

> Thanks

> Renea

>